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Models? Who gives a crap about where models go to wear clothes? So you know, models don't make New York either. Also so you know, Milan ain't much (unlike New York) outside of fashion. How odd you would mention modeling when trying to promote New York. This is like your durian fruit trainwreck.
If you chose NY and NJ to be out, then so be it, i don't care. But together, these two states would be extremely powerful as a region...
They'd be very rich, and without the the two states in this country, the country would be in extreme debt.
With them we are in EXTREME debt already. The rest of your post I could get with, but Wall Street buried us so this part isn't really a good argument.
Houston people are always trying to convince others that Houston isn't a dump. Too funny. Houston always comes in the bottom of polls Moderator cut: Trolling
What polls. Polls proving Houston isn't a world city? Because that was the discussion we were having. Why is it every time we try to defend Houston some random person comes in late and tries to say something irrelevant?
I knew it was meant to be a fun thread...... that's why I brought up college football..
I say kick out New York and Connecticut ...... NY for being such a mega state with no college football to speak of and CT for focusing too much on basketball and ignoring college football.....
The US has at most, three world class cities:New York, San Francisco and probably Washington. Boston and Chicago-close but no cigar. Houston? Are you friggin' kidding me?
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